Assembly and configuration of software for the server on the new version of Ubuntu

It is necessary to install and configure the server infrastructure on the new version of Ubuntu from scratch, including the installation and configuration of the following services:

Nginx:
    Install and configure Nginx as a reverse proxy.
    Implement redirects to multiple servers with different services:
        Apache for working with WordPress.
        Node.js for the site running on React.js.
        uWSGI for working with REST API on Python.
    The corresponding redirect rules are available and can be simply transferred.

Apache, MySQL, PHP:
    Install and configure Apache, MySQL, PHP for working with WordPress.
    Apply security settings for the web server, considering the specifics of working with WordPress.

Node.js:
    Install and configure Node.js, npm for the application running on React.js.
    Ensure the correct operation of the site in production mode.

uWSGI:
    Install and configure uWSGI for working with Python (install version 3.7 or higher, preferably 3.10).

Security:
    Close access to unnecessary ports.
    Configure the firewall (for example, ufw).
    Suggest some solution for protection against DDoS attacks.
    Set up email notifications about login attempts and successful logins via SSH, FTP, etc.
    Configure or transfer SSL certificates from the working server.
    Check and configure file and directory access rights.

Report:
    Prepare information regarding each stage of setup and configuration.
    Provide a report on the completed work and recommendations for support and maintenance.